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Content 0 ! p. 23 My kids ask me all the time to make them new roblox accounts. I started using whatever word was currently in my brain. One day I was in the middle of coding and got interrupted with a kid roblox account request and I made the username BooleanTwo2. I don't know what Two means I just had to make it unique enough to be an available username. It's like harder than any .com domain! After a while this kid stopped asking for new accounts and kept using good old Boolean Two. It shows up everywhere in roblox games. On banners, on building sides, everywhere they walk around I see my creation and so I finally ask the kid: "do you even know what a boolean is?" And they said of course it's when a mean kid teases you. 1:34 PM V Robert lol 1:39 PM

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Two types of inheritance in the wild: OOP inheritance where classes inherit properties, and then there's the family kind where you inherit legacy COBOL code last touched by someone's mother in the 90s. Talk about technical debt with actual family drama! This poor soul didn't just inherit methods and properties—they inherited decades-old spaghetti code with a side of maternal guilt. And somewhere, a CS professor is crying because this is definitely not what they meant by "parent-child relationships" in class diagrams.

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